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| Acknowledgments | |
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| About the Author | |
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| Preface | |
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| Who Is This Book For? | |
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| How This Book Is Arranged | |
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| What You Will Take Away from This Book | |
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| Introduction to Data Protection | |
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| What Does Data Protection Mean? | |
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| A Model for Information, Data, and Storage | |
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| Why Is Data Protection Important to the Enterprise? | |
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| Data Loss and Business Risk | |
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| Connectivity: The Risk Multiplier | |
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| Business Continuity: The Importance of Data Availability to Business Operations | |
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| The Changing Face of Data Protection | |
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| Key Points | |
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| An Overview of Storage Technology | |
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| A Quick History of Data Storage | |
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| Storage I/O Basics | |
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| The I/O Stack | |
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| Direct Attach Storage | |
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| Network Attached Storage (NAS).Storage Area Networks | |
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| Extending SANs over MAN and WAN.Key Points | |
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| Backup and Restore | |
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| The First Line of Defense | |
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| Designing Storage Systems for Backup and Recovery | |
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| Recovering from Disaster: Restoring Data | |
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| Things That Go Wrong with Restore Operations | |
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| Tape Backup | |
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| Disk-to-Disk Backup | |
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| Disk-to-Disk to Tape | |
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| Backup and Restore Practices | |
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| Application-Level Backup and Recovery | |
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| Case Study: Bingham McCutchen | |
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| Key Points | |
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| Remote Copy and Replication: Moving Data to a Safe Location | |
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| How Remote Copy and Replication Are Different from Backup | |
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| Remote Copy | |
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| Design Considerations for Remote Copy | |
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| Replication | |
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| Case Study: PdMain | |
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| Key Points | |
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| Basic Security Concepts | |
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| Least Privilege | |
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| Defense in Depth | |
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| Diversity of Defense | |
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| Encryption | |
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| Typical Attacks | |
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| Key Points | |
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| Storage System Security | |
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| The Role of Storage Security in Enterprise Data Protection | |
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| DAS Security | |
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| SAN Security | |
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| Internal and External Vectors | |
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| Risk | |
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| Security Practices for Storage | |
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| Secure Fibre Channel Protocols: FC-SP and FCAP | |
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| Case Study: Transend Services | |
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| Key Points | |
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| Policy-Based Data Protection | |
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| Difficulties with Data Protection Strategies | |
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| Data Lifecycle Management (DLM).Key Points | |
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| Information Lifecycle Management | |
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| Information Assurance and Data Protection | |
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| What Is Information Lifecycle Management? | |
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| Unstructured and Structured Information | |
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| The Importance of Context | |
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| Determining and Managing Information Context | |
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| Location and the Information Perimeter | |
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| The Information Lifecycle | |
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| An ILM Schema | |
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| Matching Information Value to Protection Options | |
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| The Changing Value of Information | |
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| Regulatory Concerns | |
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| Protecting Information Using ILM Policies | |
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| Controlling Information Protection Costs | |
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| Automating ILM | |
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| Case Study: MidAmerica Bank | |
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| Key Points | |
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| XML Schemas and Document Type Definitions for Policy Statements | |
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| Resources | |
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| Books Worth Reading | |
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| Organizations and Conferences | |
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| Web Sites Worth Visiting | |
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| Government Documents and Resources | |
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| Acronyms | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |